Yoga meets Van Gogh in immersive Las Vegas sessions

Yoga meets Van Gogh in immersive Las Vegas sessions

• Aug 12, 2025, 3:43 PM

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Lighthouse ArtSpace Las Vegas hosts the 45-minute Saturday morning sessions, which welcome all skill levels and combine guided poses with a shifting backdrop of the Dutch painter’s art.

Each class costs $49.99 (€43) per participant and takes place within the venue’s digital gallery. The venue’s visual displays transform the space into a moving gallery as attendees follow their practice.

Details and booking information are available through the event’s official website, VangoghVegas.com.

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